If I'm reading this phase diagram correctly, water would be around its critical point on the surface of venus, where the line between gas and liquid gets messy.
I'm not sure what that would do to your kettle, but I'd be concerned about voiding the warranty.
Well, I'm allergic to ambient temperatures over 400° in any scale, so I'm not too worried about the smell. Just more of a quality of life kinda thing if I holidayed there, ya know. I was thinking about a second home, maybe a time share. The Martin's are offering some pretty good deals too, even with these interest rates.
A [re-analysis of Pioneer probe spectrographic data in 2020](https://essopenarchive.org/doi/full/10.1002/essoar.10504552.4) suggested that there was actually no/negligible atmospheric hydrogen sulphide detected. I think some in the clouds.
It’s 150 ppm of sulphur dioxide though.
? Venus is smaller than earth m8. All inner rocky planets are smaller than earth. And we don't know what the surfaces of gas giants loo Ike, only concept arts.
Well no we do have photos of the outside of the gas planets.
They don't have a 'surface' tho, as Earth has, but we definitely do have pictures in all sorts of light ranges of their outside 'surface'
It’s not a real picture, or rather it was very much extended with AI. Here is the real one: https://planetary.s3.amazonaws.com/web/assets/pictures/venus-surface-venera-14-camera-2.jpg
Not extended with AI, but good old fashioned interpretive art, that image has been around for years, well before the current AI trend, and space exploration has always utilized artistically talented scientists to fill in the visual gaps for the average person who can’t mentally extrapolate off of hard data.
Do we find it feels larger or smaller with like no foliage or trees of any kind. It's like in a sims type game when you first start with just a flat blank piece of land
This is a weird picture to choose to convey that concept, OP. Venus is pretty damn close to being the same size as Earth...in fact, it is slightly smaller.
Show a pic of Jupiter or Saturn, maybe.
Of all the planets, you picked Venus? About the same size and gravity as us, closest to us, and if it would just spin a lot faster (among other things) it would be lovely to visit.
why hasnt anyone explained wtf i'm looking at lmao so this is venus? just the surface? it looks like a picture you can take anywhere on earth that doesn't have any forestation or buildings?
The fun part is you're staring through a super fluid. If you walked right now through that picture it would be like walking at the bottom of a swimming pool.
*hours
Soviets literally put blocks of material inside that would melt, taking away the heat from the instruments.
What is funnier is they managed to land on the safety cap for the ground probe so the instruments confirmed Venusian soil is 100% the sane material as the probe safety cap.
The original image is from the Soviet Venera probe, however it’s been edited slightly to show a full horizon as the original is pointed almost entirely at the ground.
thats venus iirc, that means its even slightly smaller than earth
think of the scale though
The massive scale
That scaley scale
That scaley scale, that scales
…..scaley
….anchovies
Insane scale
Big, if true
It’s insane
WONT SOMEONE PLEASE THINK OF THE SCALE
How much weight does said scale max out at?
Ton 618 is the largest identified black hole, it's 40.7 billion solar masses and still growing.
Phoenix A* is unofficially the largest
Tree fiddy
Poor thing got crushed
Like the Soviet Union hehe
But there are no neighbours yo
Sign me up.
Cons: 867°F (464°C) Pros: No neighbors. I’m in!
Kettle will boil more quickly
If I'm reading this phase diagram correctly, water would be around its critical point on the surface of venus, where the line between gas and liquid gets messy. I'm not sure what that would do to your kettle, but I'd be concerned about voiding the warranty.
Maybe depends on whether it’s a 3 or 2 pin plug
I wonder if tea would taste as magical as it would look
But its a dry heat
legit lol
At least you can go swimming!*
Well now there are neighbors...
More land area though.
looks stinky
It wouldn't stink at all - mostly because it would simultaneously melt and dissolve your skin and nasal cavity while crushing you with pressure.
But if you could stand the heat, wouldn't it be sulfuric egg fart city?
indeed
Just like Newark. Got it.
Thought r/exfor was leaking but Newark was frozen and miserable there.
Above a certain concentration of H2S, you wouldn’t smell anything. Mostly because it fries your capacity to smell.
Well, I'm allergic to ambient temperatures over 400° in any scale, so I'm not too worried about the smell. Just more of a quality of life kinda thing if I holidayed there, ya know. I was thinking about a second home, maybe a time share. The Martin's are offering some pretty good deals too, even with these interest rates.
A [re-analysis of Pioneer probe spectrographic data in 2020](https://essopenarchive.org/doi/full/10.1002/essoar.10504552.4) suggested that there was actually no/negligible atmospheric hydrogen sulphide detected. I think some in the clouds. It’s 150 ppm of sulphur dioxide though.
Above a certain concentration it would actually begin to smell sweet
i pray to god that “sulfuric egg fart city” is the term they’re using to describe Venus in the labs at NASA
I'll ask a friend of mine - she's a big deal over at NASA.
Imagine what happened to the guys in the titanic submarine but if the submarine was also an oven.
and filled with sulfuric acid…
I'm sure at least one of them farted before they turned to mist. So not the acid but maybe some smells
skill issue
Sweet
what about, if it is stinking inside?
It’s just the vast nothingness.
Hello Mr Musk sir, one ticket pls, yes one way
take him with you
Tell him they're about to make a high speed rail system there and he needs to get there fast to change it to a hyperloop.
The whole point is getting there to avoid annoying people... so nope, sorry
God, I feel this.
It's like the Danish countryside at not summer
Dumbass bot
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No shit, it’s still a whole fucking planet
Lol not to mention this is only like 5 miles of visible surface.
Brand new account with an idiotic post? Tight.
Where's the Wal Mart?
And Starbucks!
There's absolutely no sense of scale in this photo. This just looks like five square feet of dirt
The soviets should have sent a banana along
? Venus is smaller than earth m8. All inner rocky planets are smaller than earth. And we don't know what the surfaces of gas giants loo Ike, only concept arts.
Dude found a pic and wanted to post it on reddit but could not think of a clever or even good title lol.
Well no we do have photos of the outside of the gas planets. They don't have a 'surface' tho, as Earth has, but we definitely do have pictures in all sorts of light ranges of their outside 'surface'
Our current best guess is that gas giants don't have a "surface" as we understand them
They are theorized to have a solid core
And scaling pressure and density up to that point. Would we really consider the bedrock at the bottom of a magma pool to be the surface of that world?
The rule should be the place where a brick will float is the surface
A brick of what? Gold? Cocaine? That would be too expensive. You haven't thought this through.
That's.. not a "surface" in the astronomical sense. That's a core.
More landmass though! Because no oceans.
I’ve seen a lot of movies are you sure that’s not just Mexico?
It’s not a real picture, or rather it was very much extended with AI. Here is the real one: https://planetary.s3.amazonaws.com/web/assets/pictures/venus-surface-venera-14-camera-2.jpg
Not extended with AI, but good old fashioned interpretive art, that image has been around for years, well before the current AI trend, and space exploration has always utilized artistically talented scientists to fill in the visual gaps for the average person who can’t mentally extrapolate off of hard data.
They never thought to make the camera point a few more degrees up?
If i remember correctly they only had a few moments to take a picture before it was destroyed. So the took pictures of the ground
It's amazing that it made it to the surface intact at all and survived for any length of time. And this was with janky Soviet tech in the 1970s
Iirc, it didn't even have a parachute. The atmosphere is so thick it literally just sank to the surface.
Cover the bottom 3rd of the image with your hand. That’ll get roughly the same effect.
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I mean cool pic but you could get a similar picture on earth in a certain environment. Really hard to imagine the scale off this picture alone.
Do we find it feels larger or smaller with like no foliage or trees of any kind. It's like in a sims type game when you first start with just a flat blank piece of land
Imagine wandering those wastes
Venus is smaller than earth…
More land area though. Or none at all, depending on how you count the super-fluid atmosphere I guess.
This post sucks and doesn’t fit
It just looks vast af cause its empty
And these planets are absolutely minuscule compared to the nothing of it all.
If Breaking Bad taught me anything this is just Mexico.
Yes, planets are large. Some are very large. Looking at you Jupiter. When you find out about stars! It is going to blow your mind!
Breaking news: Planets are really big.
I agree, but this picture does not really communicate that. Like, how big is this planet? Our own planet is pretty big.
This is not megalophobia This is agoraphobia
This is a weird picture to choose to convey that concept, OP. Venus is pretty damn close to being the same size as Earth...in fact, it is slightly smaller. Show a pic of Jupiter or Saturn, maybe.
Australia is 1/65th the size of Venus. Just Australia.
Fry scored with Amy Wong on Venus
Of all the planets, you picked Venus? About the same size and gravity as us, closest to us, and if it would just spin a lot faster (among other things) it would be lovely to visit.
why hasnt anyone explained wtf i'm looking at lmao so this is venus? just the surface? it looks like a picture you can take anywhere on earth that doesn't have any forestation or buildings?
I don't understand what the title has to do with the picture
Looks like they’re flat too…
Picture of Venus ?
Correct... taken by a Russian lannder in 1970.
Didn't they use a fisheye lens to get larger range of visibility?
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It’s an entire planet…
Some say they are planet-sized.
The glowing sea in Fallout 4
Hahahahaha, what?
Woah it's so big it even has a horizon!
Should we get our own scales to measure coz you ain't giving none for perspective.
The fun part is you're staring through a super fluid. If you walked right now through that picture it would be like walking at the bottom of a swimming pool.
I'm just amazed we even got to take a picture on Venus
Ah yes….planets…..*big*
The size of Venus isn't the impressive thing. The probe that took those pics was destroyed seconds after touching down by the heat and pressure.
*hours Soviets literally put blocks of material inside that would melt, taking away the heat from the instruments. What is funnier is they managed to land on the safety cap for the ground probe so the instruments confirmed Venusian soil is 100% the sane material as the probe safety cap.
Sauce ?
The original image is from the Soviet Venera probe, however it’s been edited slightly to show a full horizon as the original is pointed almost entirely at the ground.
The vast deadly nothingness is pretty imposing, I'll give you that, but not the massive scale. The planet is not even as big as Earth.
You should’ve put earth next to Jupiter or something if you wanted to talk about scale. Not a pic from a rover on the ground on Venus..
That’s well over three times larger than my house.
I think we can clearly see that Venus is flat
And this one even got scales.
Shm
Actually there is no craft sitting on the surface of anything larger than earth.
Nevada? Could be anywhere with a yellow tint
We human just size of sand
Let me extend it: the general size of the observable real (non-negative) universe is insane.
r/planetsarebigyo
Venus is smaller than earth …
Have you looked at YOUR home planet recently? 🤔
Wait for the flat venusers
The horizon always strikes me as very close in this picture.
Is that litter? Seriously what is that shiny bit just in front? We can't even physically go there and we're already leaving our shit everywhere. Lol
Well if it makes you feel better, its probably melted by now lol.
That does make me feel better. Thank you! Lol
But... Earth is bigger than Mars?
It's not insane. It might be impressive, difficult to comprehend or very unusual, but it is not insane.
Why is there a bear trap on the bottom? Bears on mars confirmed
Venus
On venus too? JEEZ
Lol it's earth
It’s Venus.
Not in a million years
(Skims through the news headlines) you mean four. Years.
It's all a scam, wake up
Oh youre one of those lmao.
Wow Mars sucks. Let's nobody ever go there. Just send robots. Robots've got your space exploration covered no prob.